The Best Pumpkin Patches in Arkansas | 2025 Fall Magic Guide

Hey travel besties!

The weather may not feel like Fall is in full swing yet, but we’re going full cozy mode and chasing one of our favorite Fall traditions — pumpkin patches! Whether you’re after the perfect pumpkin for your porch, a family day of corn mazes and hayrides, or just those aesthetic fall photos, I’ve gathered some of the best pumpkin patches in Arkansas for you to explore.

So grab your travel bestie, your flannel, and a hot cider — it’s time to go pumpkin picking, Arkansas style.

the ozarks & Northwest Arkansas Pumpkin Patches

McGarrah Farms (Pea Ridge)
A Northwest Arkansas favorite! McGarrah’s is known for its massive pumpkin patch, fun hayrides, sunflower fields, and petting zoo. Great for families or a cozy date day.
Hours (2025): Saturdays 10 am–7 pm, Sundays 10 am–6 pm; ends November 2.

Rivercrest Orchard (Fayetteville)
A fall dreamland with corn maze, pumpkin and sunflower patches, bounce pillows, low ropes course, barrel train, hayrides, zip-lines, trackless train, corn pool, fall ball zone, a 6-acre barnyard play area and more.
Hours (2025): Fridays 12 pm–8 pm, Saturdays 10 am–7 pm, Sundays 10 am–6 pm; Sept 13–Nov 1.

Farmland Adventures (Springdale)
This spot has it all — a 9-acre corn maze, pumpkins galore, pig races, and a petting zoo. A can’t-miss fall destination for families in Northwest Arkansas.
Hours (2025): Thursdays & Fridays 3 pm–9:30 pm; Saturdays 9 am–9:30 pm; season ends Nov 2.

Turnbuckle Farm (Bentonville)
Bringing farm-to-table vibes to Bentonville with a food truck and special chef dinners alongside classic fall fun. Celebrate the season with pumpkins, fresh air, and farm fun!
Hours (2025): Daily 8 am–4 pm; Sept. 12th – November.

In The Pines (Hindsville)
Whether you’re after the perfect pumpkin, a peaceful country drive, or just that nostalgic autumn feeling, this spot is pure fall magic. This Northwest Arkansas fall favorite offers over 60 varieties of pumpkins and gourds, along with a cozy gift shop stocked with local products, handmade goods, and seasonal treats.
Hours (2025): Monday, Wednesday–Friday: 10:00 am – 5:30 pm, Saturday: 9:00 am – 5:30 pm, Sunday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm, Closed Tuesdays; August 30 – October 31

Northeast & Delta Arkansas Pumpkin Patches

Jackson Farm (Black Rock)
A gorgeous farm with rolling fields, a pumpkin patch, corn maze, sunflower fields, and farm-fresh treats. It’s a full-day fall experience with 45+ Fall favorite activities!
Hours (2025): Sat & Sun 12 pm–7 pm; Sept 20–Nov 2

Peebles Farm Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze (Augusta)
One of the biggest and most-loved pumpkin patches in Arkansas! With miles of corn maze, hayrides, cotton picking, a giant pumpkin jump pad, and sunset views, Peebles Farm is pure fall joy.
Hours (2025): Fridays 2 pm–6 pm, Saturdays 9 am–7 pm, Sundays 12 pm–7 pm; ends Nov 1.

Mountain Home Berry Farm (Mountain Home)
When the berries are gone, pumpkins take over! This farm turns into a charming pumpkin patch every autumn with tractor rides and homemade goodies.
Hours (2025): Sat & Sun 10 am–5 pm; Sept 28–Oct 31.

Central Arkansas Pumpkin Patches

Motley’s Pumpkin Patch (Little Rock)
A must-visit Central Arkansas classic! With wagon rides, pig races, pony rides, and a giant pumpkin house, Motley’s has been a fall staple for decades.
Hours (2025): Thursdays & Fridays 1 pm–5 pm (gate closes 4 pm); Saturdays & Sundays 9 am–6 pm.

BoBrook Farms (Roland)
Just west of Little Rock, this beautiful riverside farm is the definition of fall magic — pumpkin picking, corn maze, local wine, and the dreamiest photo ops. A bonus and unique addition to this pumpkin patch is their on-site winery where you can listen to live music on their patio or imbibe in a glass while you’re strolling the pumpkin patch.
Hours (2025): Fridays–Sundays 9 am–6 pm.

Hicks Family Farms (Lonoke)
A fall staple featuring a 7-acre corn maze, farm animals, hayrides, pony rides, and pumpkins in every size. Don’t miss out on their fresh baked pies.
Hours (2025): Saturdays 10 am–6 pm, Sundays 1 pm–6 pm.

Mary’s Place (Benton)
Quaint, cozy, and full of local charm — Mary’s Place offers pumpkins, handmade crafts, and that small-town fall feeling we love.
Hours (2025): Mon-Sat 9 am––6 pm, Sun 12:30 pm–4:30 pm

Roseberry Farms (Benton)
A hidden gem with pumpkin picking, photo ops, and even a wedding venue — perfect for a day trip and fall photo session. Also included in admission is a HUGE maze and fall activities. Don’t miss their seasonal bites and treats.
Hours (2025): Fridays–Sundays 9 am–6 pm.

Schaefer’s Pumpkin Patch (Mayflower)
Between Conway and Little Rock, this sweet spot offers classic pumpkins, hayrides, train rides, pony rides (weekends only) and down-home Arkansas charm. Be sure to check out the sunflower and cotton fields for the perfect fall photo op.
Hours (2025): Monday–Saturday 9 am–7 pm, Sundays 1 pm–6 pm; Sept. 20-Nov. 1

Middleton Family Farms (Pottsville)
A family-run favorite in Central Arkansas. Enjoy a corn maze, tractor ride, barrel train, hamster wheels, duck races, animal visit, swingy thingys, giant fort/slides/mine, sling-shots, face painting, teepee/bison, tractor trikes, corn pit, sand table, hay pyramid, game zone, football toss, basketball shootout, milking cow, get your roll on slide, photo ops galore….and MORE! Everything included with admission.
Hours (2025): Saturdays 10 am–6 pm, Sundays 1 pm–5 pm.

Hot Springs & Surrounding Area Pumpkin Patches

McCallister’s Hot Springs / Lake Hamilton Garden Center
This cute shop is more of a garden supply store than a pumpkin patch but it becomes a pumpkin display and fall décor site each Fall season. They also have a Benton location.
Hours (2025): Mon – Fri: 8 am – 5 pm, Sat: 9am-4pm, Sun: Closed.

Shady Acres Farm (Amity)
Known for their pumpkins, hayrides, barrel train, live animals, zipline, and shade, Shady Acres brings small-town charm to fall days in Southwest Arkansas.
Hours (2025): Saturdays 9am-6pm, Sundays 1 pm–6 pm.

The Father’s Field Pumpkin Patch & Marketplace (Plainview)
Full of heart and fall charm, this patch features pumpkins, zipline, a petting zoo, photo ops, a country store, and so much more. They guarantee this is an experience worth driving for.
Hours (2025): Thursdays–Saturdays 10 am–7 pm.

South & Lower Delta Arkansas Pumpkin Patches

Bull Scheetz Family Farm (Grapevine)
This family-run fall staple features a corn maze, hayrides, and pumpkins in every size. They’re sharing their love for fall and fun.
Hours (2025): Mon-Thurs 4 pm–9 pm, Sat & Sun 9 am–10 pm; Oct. 7-Nov. 2.

Old Milo Tree Farms & Pumpkin Patch (Hamburg)
They offer pick-your-own pumpkins, tractor-drawn hay rides, gourds, corn stalks, and fall décor.
Hours (2025): Saturdays 10 am–5 pm, Sundays 1 pm–5 pm; ends October 31.

Circle D Funny Farm Petting Zoo & Pumpkin Patch (Malvern)
A smaller, family-run farm bursting with fall charm. Expect exotic animals, pumpkins, and small-town smiles.
Hours (2025): Saturdays 10:30 am–6 pm, Sundays 2 pm–7 pm; Sept 20–Nov 2.

Family Farm Christian Day Camp (Malvern)
A cozy, family-focused pumpkin patch offering a mix of faith, fun, and farm life — perfect for little ones and group visits.
Hours (2025): Mon – Fri: 2pm – 6pm, Sat: 9am – 5pm, Wed & Sun: Closed; Oct. 2 – Nov. 1

Tips for the Perfect Pumpkin Patch Experience

To make your fall day extra magical, here are a few tips I’ve picked up from chasing pumpkins across Arkansas:

• Confirm opening dates & hours. Many farms open in late September and run through October; some pumpkin patches have limited hours or close early. Use each farm’s official site or social media for up-to-date info.
• Bring layers. Mornings can be brisk, afternoons warm. Flannel shirts, a light jacket, and comfy shoes make all the difference.
• Cash & small bills. Smaller farms may not have card readers everywhere.
• Camera or phone ready. The golden sunlight, pumpkins in rows, hay bales — fall in Arkansas is a photographer’s dream.
• Plan your route. Group patches by region so you don’t drive back and forth across the state. Make a loop if possible.
• Arrive early or late in the day. Mornings and near sunset often give you the best light and fewer crowds.
• Double-check farm amenities. Some patches offer bounce houses, corn mazes, petting zoos, or farm stands. Find what you want and pick your patch accordingly.

From the Ozarks to the Delta, these pumpkin patches show just how magical fall can be in Arkansas. Whether you’re visiting with kids, your travel bestie, or soaking in that peaceful solo day, you’ll find cozy charm, laughter, and that unmistakable Arkansas fall magic at every farm.

Let’s keep Chasing Arkansas together.

If we’ve missed your favorite Arkansas pumpkin patch, let us know in the comments!